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Hello world,

I'm a total noob in sage and I've never used python before, so my question might be stupid. I'm working on a system of 2 qubits (in a generic state) interacting with the environment (in a state \ket(00)). I have an evolved state of the global system (the system of interest + ambient) and I need to trace out the ambient. I know how to do it analiticaly but I have no idea how to do it on sage. I wold apreciate any help.

Thanks.

Hello world,

I'm a total noob in sage and I've never used python before, so my question might be stupid. I'm working on a system of 2 qubits (in a generic state) interacting with the environment (in a state \ket(00)). I have an evolved state of the global system (the system of interest + ambient) and I need to trace out the ambient. I know how to do it analiticaly but I have no idea how to do it on sage. I wold apreciate any help.

Thanks.

I'm a total noob in sage Sage and I've never used python Python before, so my question might be stupid. I'm working on a system of 2 qubits (in a generic state) interacting with the environment (in a state \ket(00)). I have an evolved state of the global system (the system of interest + ambient) and I need to trace out the ambient. I know how to do it analiticaly analytically but I have no idea how to do it on sage. in Sage. I wold apreciate would appreciate any help.